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fancy and lila Clique lsssponsibie.

AouMdrills Hacd. N E
A mistake has been made though 1t did
not begin with the noldiers. Everyone
knew that the G. A. r. men felt that Mr..
Cleveland had not been just and right In
bis treatment Of them, and that an at.
tempt 10 laud him on an occasion oil that
kind would bs1tke hanging q portrait Of
Ingercol or Paine up In conference Of
Methodist ministers. The beat visw
OF the whole matter Is that
neither President Cleveland, Mr.. Clsye.
land, Grover Cleveland nor tho "Com.
nnnicr In Chief Of tho Army and Navy
hns been inuulted; but that Mr.. fancy
and hts colleagues, who are responsible
Tor this whole of1'ense, have received q just
rebuke, and on them the blame and the
consequences should rest. 1t ia Mr..
fancy and his crowd who have insulted
tho President by dragging him into COM
pany where they we'll knew no would be
an uuwslcome guest and subjec. to hu.
initiation. They have dragged him to q
place from which he had the good sense
10 stay away. OF courao tho soldiers made
q mistake, but It was the most iustjfable
o, the two. The President should not be
insulted neither should "caricature" o.
him DO used 10 g,s.ify personal or political
anita a7,. g.If].LHr.
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Brace Up.

You ase feeling depressed, your appe-
lite is poor, you are bothered with head.
ache, you are fdgetty, nervous and gen.
orally out Of sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
Incidence or bitiers, which have for their
basis y very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour aud then leave
you in worae condition than before.
What you want is an alternative that will
purity your blood, atart healthy action OF
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health, and strength.
Such n medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only so centa bottle at
Logan L Co.'s drug store. !.
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J ,1SprsrnIAL 51NTELLlaENcE.

Items from, The Mills, Mines and Railroads
q X OF tho t'iGiaity. .ig
The Top mill will go on full this morn.
Ing. z 5l}.t
Tho Crescent mill ID running full with
lots Of orders ahead. q <
The grading on the New Cumberland
branch Of the Panhandle will DO done by
October 20.
Pittsburgh parties are talking OF taking
tho old Wellsburg gas wells and putting
them down 1900 leet deeper.
4 The completion Of the new Acme glass
works will give steubsnville much the
largest chimney works in the whole world.
Tho Miller gaa well near Wellaburg for
which 5000 was paid when the gas was
found, has been abandoned, tho flow hay.
ipg stopped. iE
Tho upper Riverside, which has been
shut down for several months, 1t is under.
stood, will resume this morning to make
iron Tor tao new pipe mill. 4
Tho S!eubenville Ga:ette wisely remarks
that tho veins OF IRE clay found In this
vicinity some time will be IS valuable as
gold veins. The fro clay industry ID still
In ita infancy.
Tho Southern roads having decided to
ignore the Interstate Commerce law, old
through freight rates have been re.estab.
lished from Wheeling, Steubenvllle and
Pittsburgh 10 various points In the South.
west, an average reduction OF 20 per cent
from those recently prevailing.
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Natural Gas Celebration.

T0eGo BLADE, "A. ~ n IT0I-I, w
All next week will be devoted to q prac.
tical exposition OF the fact that Toledo has
natural gao, and Furthermore hes it In tho
greatest abundance, n & SEE
Twelve great standpipes, towering at the
moat prominent street corners in the city,
will turn night into day with their mighty
torches Of wavering fame. s-.2E
Wednesday, all day and evening, will DO
made the special gala ccrssion. The COM
mittee are celebrating the programme for
the celebration. There will be music to
mingle with tho rom OF the natural grs,
and speeches By distinguished msn-.hs
principal orator Of tho day being ex-Prea'
ident Hayes. 5r.
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The pains OF. old ego make the path to
tho grave one OF thorna. Rheumatism
and kidney troubles Beem ever to be their
companions. yet AllcocE'a Porous plasters
give certain relief. Mr.. Terence Reilly, Of
No. 225 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. y,
Gays:
II am nearly eishty.four years old, and
have suffered from rheumatism aud kid.
ney troubles. l have tried numberleea
remedies, but none ever relieved me as
did ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrEEs. cutter
from pain in the lower part Of the back,
which is constant torture unless keep
these valuable plastess continually on.
They arc the only remedy my, family and
self ever, use 10. pains or aosenesa in the
chest md ihrcnt,n ) i5-ss4 N ~ " X
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NdnifsJuT0 Herald. ~ -7-TTT. -INNI0.@
Those Republicans who would have Mr..
Hart, OF the IsTELLIGENcEn, redeem him.
self In their easimation, vii! bs bard TO
move to G higher sense Of justice than their
prejudice allows, II they feil to sec the
fullest redeeming fea!ures in his gallant
detense Of patriotic aud progressive
principles, when the loat cause Assyrians
came down upon tho Army Of West Vir-
ginia, in its delsnceless encampment upon
tho banks Of the Ohio. Every soldier. no
matter how he fought, must glory in tho
defense Of his country, and every veteran
and Republican should glory in the
mightol Mr.. Hsrt's sword--his reunion
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AflNr l,lNY. Xnrk y


The lSTELLIGENcEg trusts That it's young
friends have had a pleasant time since
school c!oEed. II in the holiday aeaeon
they have not been at liberty to devote
themselves entirely TO plsy ; If some duties
have deyolved upon them and they baye
discharged their duties conscientiously
and we'll, that Is cvsn better than though
they had 1ison each morning with no
thought or care for the day. 30
They arc not the worst men and women,
nor the leaat considered by the world,
whoae youth was no. all q play day. That
young man has gained something who, in
addition to his book learning, has been
obliged to learn soma OF the practical
lessons Of life; and that young woman is
the better fitted for ,womanly career who
has a knowledge Of the needle and Of
housekeeping as vol as Of the pen and
the multiplication table.
For tue most part tho young people in
tho ISrRiLiGRScERis constituency have
good schools opened 10 them to-day, and
We hope they will enter upon their achool
I dulies determined to mako this the most
profitable Of oil their school years up to
this timo. There ia no easier way to make
the next years good one, and 50 on until
school years shall come to an end.
No doubt 1t will 80 a little hard to settle
down to work after the vacation; but there
has been q lorg res!, and nov opens the
season for earnest activity. Hsre is q
fisld whore there are prizes 10 be won, but
the Idle or indifferent will not win them.
There are lew boys and girls who do not
wish to bs we'll educated. II there be
anything in education to which any Of
them object, It is the labor, close aud IN IN.
RENTING, which lies at tho bottom Of
education aa an indispensable condition.
,Bnt education is ono Of tho things that
muat be worked for and earned. /!
Z! Learning BY study must 30 won; n, y
. =, IT was nee; cataild from lilo 10 son.
Y Every pupil takes pride IN tho good
name 0! tho school be 3Attsndo. There
must DO good teachers and suitable books,
but there ID part for the pupil to per.
orm, aud without 1t tho outcome will DO
o.
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REAL ESTATE.
4 FOR -R.lENT.
FOR = ALN.

No 90 South Front street,
Nine Acres aud 10 perches land with rooned
frame house, Il mile east OF Triatetphta; viii teii
or exchange for city property. gIHG ~ --s-
West hall OF Lot No. 81 Eleventh street, cast OF
Baltimore street, eS75. 5l-tl r.l-E5. Z
Building or manufacturing otto on Nineteenth
street, irontIg $50 feet: can bs bought Of ST
front foot In lots TO suit purchaser. : az ~
No. 49, North Front street, St,l50, II. III
Fifty Acre Farm near Trlaaelphia
desirable building Eite, southwest corner OF
Virginia aud South York street. & -
~ Acre farm, one milo aud q halt northeast OF
slstesyille: Is acres cleared, q s roofned houic,
barn, stable poultry house aud other outbuild.
ings. VIII sell or exchange for city properly
80 Aero Farm on BogSs Run, Gl,lG0; Will OK.
change for city property. "a ". ~. - aI7lIl-
No. I'LL Alley H, near McColloch street, a reyeu
rooned frame house with GOOD cellar, stone ioua.
dalton, q full lot 60 by I'D feet s1s1' H. !.
No. l1l7 ALLEY II, a small franc houEc q full let,
e01ln feet. rrtce $500. s4-J - :.
OK Acres, E6gtngton Lane, a ffr roo.ned house,
about 200 choice bearing fruit.trees, grapes and
other small iruits. Price $3.50. viii exchange
No. Isl South Penn s.rcet, roomcd frame houte
with good stone foundation; ground 2oxl10. Price
$500. za5 ,.5.s-
No. ls9 South Penn street, q Six rooned franc
house with stone foundation and basement, wash.
room, cellar mud coal house; ground fronting 60
feet, running back 10 feet Price, 81, &C.,
JAMES a. EENEY,
Real E!nte Agent, Collector aud Notary Public,
au29 OFFICE. No. 1872 MAkKET at.
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The man who raid there was nothing
more demoraliztrg than being shook up
by an earthquake never tried to get into
the dining hall at Rocky point on IN ex-
curslon day. The arrangements would
disgrace, the managers Of dog fight.
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Excessive Hot Weather IT,
makes Colgate & Co.'s toilet waters ne
eeasi.y. a lev drops rerdsr bath doub.
ly refreshing. MAru
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Sunday evening, September 4, 1857,
ut 6:l5 O'Clock, JonN 6ALADg, aged n years
aud 10 months. g.. Hg' = 100 5Etr
Funeral IRON his late residence 1913 Market street,
Oh Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends OF
the family gre respectfully invited 10 attend.
I Iutermcut at Mt Wood Cemetery. Iia.h
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Four Fine Farms Fo, sa!o-Onc OF so Acres
situate ak miles west Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, on
Mt. Pleasant Pike. with lne improvements and
choice fruits OF all kinda In abundance well water.
ed aud ncariy au IN gratu-cheap and on easy
terms = ~ y, '.s-5l & 'l5 ii : &
One OF 100 Acres situate eight miles from
bridgeport, on tho Cadiz Pike with good twostory
brick house and hne barn and other outbuildIngs.
With all abundance Of fruit OF all kinds. !. = !
st. Clatrsvillc O.. This Il considered ono OF Inc
fnest farms IN belmont county In every par,!cu!ar.
rich soil, nice location, and In splendid order, =
AL Of tho above farms will be sold Cheap and OF,
easy terms. For particulars call on OF addiesg s.
so ~ d, d ~. =issn T. 7. HOWELL, NJ +. a
,lss2 Insurance and Heal Estate Agent,
= MyE.SwtF - "a f.t5a}4 t7r% Rr!dgaport, Ohm II
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Iyhat q Day Mar Et.nc Forth.

ciarksbur0 Telegram. E .-E syl
Sometimes people become famous In q
night, but the Register gang beat them all
it became Infamous In a day. q &E
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TIRUSTEE'S SALE OF tVALUABLB
l. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.

i REAL EsrATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by James A,
Rico 70 the undersigned trustee, dated on tho l7th
day Of June, IN the year 1851, and recorded Ia ihe
onice Of tho Cerk oil tho County Court OF Marshall
county, Vest Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No,
folto 25 will sell at publ auction at the font
door Of tho Court Houseof Marshall county,
SATURDAY, a4lh DAY OF sEpTEMBER, 1887,
commencing At ton oclock 4. ". a certain tssc. O,
Of Fish creek, tn Hatshai county, West virgilfa.
aud bounded a. follows: Deg!nnlng At a hickory
corner 70 SAID Rce 10 the Marshall aud we.so ceun
kaw's llne; thence north s. cast OK POLES 10 =
! aiake and ". Q. bush In road. an agteed corner
between Pstelson, Rice aud Flaw; thence south
s21SSo west q poles to atone rear theioad; thence
north o. vest 70 poles to stone: iheree south Is
wcs. u poles 70 an OAK; thence south 80 west 10
poles TO q hickory: thence north hss west ~ pols
to " O. corner between Rice ana Etsw: thence
{ enline Broman; thence north Il poles to stons
within ono rod OF . sugar marked IS d corner;
thence north 40 west poles TO stone In Boeloi
line on north bank Of Hickman; thence with said
ssS east il poles 70 u g.: thence north ~ eSs
Sc poles 10 dran; thence north +2o c:St q poles
rod oss thence nu, po SO y, sat- poles
iSeucs poitb So saS. aS poles 70 q sugar; thence
south Gao cast 1876 polite 10 tho Temporary line and
with The saG south g cast 2Sh poles to che bcgtn
ming, containing four hundred and seven acnA
lG9 l9l-- ,if W f5s g} ~ > ~. },L5.L stl'
TERMS or sALE-onehsli OF tho purcheaa
money and as much moro Rs Tho purchaser mny
elect 10 pay cash, aud tho residue In one yeaf with
interest thereon from tho Gay OF sale, tho pur.
chaser To give his note With approved security and
the title 10 bs retained or deod Of truzt given 70
/ secure the deferred payment. -EitfFf-srg. q.
Title believed TO BE- good. but selling IS trusted
Will only sa and convey such t,lo ~ Is vested IN
me. a,3i ,Ig. igEslIS :, lIlIs JOHN J. JONES,
1em 90 s.'i'ii ''s. iilh7 ,Lre01- Trnhtce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES /.

aF1rs:--An Fits stopped irec by Or. KlIne's Great
Nerve Rcstorcs. No Fits alter nrrt day use. Mar.
velous curcs Treatise aud 81 90 TRIAL bottle ireo to
Fl. leases, Send 70 Dr. Kline aal A,ch b., phila, Pa
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Laundry
J NO. $3.50 MAIN STREET.
} - = s'---0N.
LIST OF PRICES.

LIST OF PRICES.
! Shirts 10c, New Shirts l5c, Co!lats 50, :.
Night Shirts Ice, Uudeshirts &c. Drawers Sc.
Wool Shirts &c, Socks, pair SO, Handkerchief So.
Y Eeckues &c. Cults, pair, DC. Bosoms &c, Esi g,-,
Coats % 10 &c. Vests, 20c, Towels Sc. isg
Pants, linen, 20 TO 25c, Napkins Sc, Sheets l0c
Table Covers 10 10 l5c, Rollers loo. Curtains cc.
Pillow Slips to &c, Tides to 1cc. Blankets Is
10 5uc. i2$ tIsl 2 ".'sCll' $500, -,
Pillow shsms Is to SOC, Bolstess 10 to l5c. ~ =
Z Work takeaf every day OF the week ana returned
Tho third or fourth day afterwards. III nd I
No allowance Tor articles said 10 DO lost, unless
reported ut the office within "a hours after delivery
Al! goods not called Tor In sixty days will be sold
Ior charges. - - -,
No articles delivered until paid for.
One dollar per dozen, large and small. fEs. 4. y
arl6 .1t]' aEa4E ~ sING LEE, Proprietor u
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something Of which teacherd and pupils
alike will BIO ashamed. 4 e

What lay the young people who ,read
The IsrHLLIaRScER2 Going to make this
school yoar memorable for good work 2
That Is q hearty response. Now don's
Jorge. that you have made tho promise,
and that it Is q serious thing to trids
With a newspaper which heu Ito eye
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iWANTED-LADIEs FOR OUR FALL
3 w and Christmas Trade, 10 take light. pleas.
ant work a. their own homes. 81 to 50 per day can
Be- g quietly made Work sent by maui any distance.
paitieulars FREQ: No i.canyassIng. Address nt
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Seguin Collegiate Institute,
81 SEVENTEENTH ST., "a
Re.0pens Monday, September 5, 1887.


Patrons OF tho School: also any OF tho many
Grndua;es Of the Institute. some OF whom hold
prominent positions as teachers In Our Wheeling
Public Schools. 'sHzr 1fsI :
for special courses IN Eclles.let,cs, Bookkeeping
and Music. -sslE gss.,- ~ = sz-'sl g-s > se5
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u. 2. l. O. Railroad

HIiTT . x y. Q. q o. RAILROAD. = IIIII.I1t
Be,|slrc & 2anesvi.ie Through PasseuSer leaves
Bcl!a!Se 81 $40 Q. a. arrives at neilhre at y, m
z Woodsheld PASSENGER leaves Bollaire OF 4:N p,
summcraed Accommodation leaves Bellaire al
Leo p. NJ, arrives at Belaire nj lQ:s5 4. m. =
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
wv On and after Msy q 1857, trains m tba
Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad viii run n fol.
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suEDAfG.!Leav a. 100 q. IN and run eyerr
4. N; and run every hour until 10 D. M exccnt
Church Trains, whleh will leava the Perf Il 9S5fs
In., and wheeling ut 12:l5 p. N. 49,. -
$3.50 tSE'easS3GSaFS @, H1RsCH, Superintendent. ~
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INTENDING ADVERTISERS should address q b,
! GEO. P. RowELL s co u "a Z; q
10 Spruce Street, New York City. z
For sc!cc. List Of ! 600 Newspapers.
Will be sent FREE on'app1ication. h se2.xwr4wl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

dor RENT-THREE ROOMS AND
~ hall on art aoof front at No. IS MARYLAND
ktreet, Island. Enquire at above number. seS
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rRusrEs,s SALE.
TNIUSTEE'S SALE.

By yi,sre Of a dtcd Of liust made by Geo,ss
Holt and s9lly Holt b. vile, % mo n trustee,
the Cieik Of the County Court OF Ohio county.
Yves. Virginia In Deed Of Trutt Book No. II. pace
, shall sell At tho front door Of the Court nousa
Of kaid county. on 7HWE 8, lgti054T7fl t, h
SATURDAY, tho i7lh DAY o. SEPTEMBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. n, all that certain
lot numbered two hundred and forty.Six (liS).
situate In that part OF tho city OF Wheeling laid Oh
by william Chapline and John Eon at the corner
O. Loa and In ,. t EsW 49,. noW Iwshisecend
feet six inches; thence south forty feet; thence
east three leo! Two jnnhes thence south tYeniytiS
feet 10 10. numbered 5t thence with said lot wcst
Eo street north tlxty slx iest 10 The place OF b.
ginning. v! 665... ..F5 'li.. ~ .1IIl
| ! TERMS or sALr-CaSh In hand on day OF sale
Ei7Egf1 boil sffEhN r'FF1 JAMES REED, Trustee
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LEGAL NOTICES I
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS. !

!. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West VI
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AFFAIRs OF THE RAILWAYS.
A Decreased Car Movements.


The train records show that in the week end
ing Nov. u there received and forwarded
at Indianapolis total of q. 69I cars. Of that
number Is, 319 were loaded cars As compared
with the week ending Nov there were l.064
fewer loaded cars handled, while. when COM
pared with the corresponding weeks 1856 and
1885, there were respectively 1.260 and 1850
more loaded cars handled this year. The de-
crease last week seems TO have been quite gem
eral, but two of the fifteen roads centering here
showing any increase. Eastward the Decline
last week forwarded 141 fewer cars than in the
preceding week: the c.. ST. L. s. P. Ga fewer
cars; while the c., l., St. L. & c. forwarded 81
more loaded cars than in the week ending Nov.
O. The west-bound tonnage, as WELL fell off
somewhat This is attributed to scarcity of
cars at the Eastern terrnini of the trunk lines.
The cars have become scattered the Western
and Southern roads, and they are sent back
slowly, being very convenient to in local
tr afic. Through business with the north-and-
south. well. is little off, especially
south bound Shipments of grain and
provisions are lighter than last month
Of merchandise, machinery and miscellaneous
freiehts. North ward there is still good move
ment fur pine lumber for manufactures,
with sprink king of cotton and tobacco. Local
business is still very heavy. Receipts or apples
and potatoes are large, and the movement of the
hog crop and Indiana Goals cuts an important
figure. Below is given the number of cars
ceived and forwarded at this point in the week
ending Nov IL, as compared with the CORE
spending weeks 1886 and 1885,
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The British Legation Mail.

Washington Dispatch Bostno Traveller.
The British minister seldom uses the tele-
graph or the cable for his lost important COM
munications. although such are. of course, sent
in cipher. He has special messenger who goes
to New York regularly with his papers for his
home government. These are placed In the Gus
,ody of an agent on board one of the Cunarders,
who, in turn. hands them over to a representa-
tive of the Foreign Office at Liverpool. It is not
known than any OF the other foreign representa-
tives the capital take such extraordinary
pre- cautions. All use the cable freely, and all
seem be well satisfied with the service. One
of the features of legation life is the regular
rival of the mail bag from abroad The mail
comes through the State Depart ment, and the
bag, which is always sealed. is delivered intact
to the foreigners. Not only does the bag con-
tain the official mail, but all sorts of articles I
know several legation men who bring all their
wearing apparel from abroad through the Off
cial mail. Many pretty girl here IN Washing
ton could tell story of how she received various
articles of feminine adornment direct from tn g
centers of European fashion at about third
of their cost in this country, through the kind
Offices of a legation friend.